Pennsylvania Senate debate: Oz declares victory over Fetterman as the two clashed over abortion, fracking
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Republican candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz declared victory in the first and only debate against his Democratic opponent John Fetterman, as the two are running for the U.S. Senate.
The campaign also argued that Fetterman, a Democrat and the state’s Lieutenant Governor, has "radical and dangerous policies" that would "put criminals over Pennsylvania families."
"The contrast between Dr. Oz and John Fetterman was clear during tonight's debate. Radical John Fetterman couldn't defend why he has repeatedly pushed for extreme policies like decriminalizing heroin, banning fracking, and pardoning cold-blooded murderers," said Oz Campaign Manager Casey Contres. "Dr. Oz articulated how he would restore balance to Washington and find common-sense solutions to lower costs for families and make our streets safer."
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